Paul Beaubrun grew up immersed in music; his family formed Boukman Eksperyans, a mizik rasin band from Port-au-Prince. The band name is derived from Dutty Boukman, who is credited as
Kalamazoo quartet The Go Rounds have been a dominant force in the Michigan music landscape for the last 5 years, releasing a handful of LPs and EPs, and playing countless
Portland-based folk rock band The Builders and the Butchers have recently announced their forthcoming album, The Spark, which is due out May 19th. The band’s fifth LP will be released
At first listen, Calan Mai’s “We’ve Got Love” feels like a carefree piece of folk-pop—all bright melody and major-chord strumming, soaring vocals delivered with warmth and ease. But on closer
Wood & Wire are most definitely one of the most exciting young bluegrass acts currently in the scene with their unique fusing of traditional and progressive bluegrass alongside the Texas
The Red Black & Blue EP (Vol 1) (out April 13th) is JC Brooks’ follow-up to 2017’s The Neon Jungle and explores political themes surrounding being black in America in 2018. The music takes
Formed in Denver in 2002 by the eccentric and prolific Erin Roberts, Porlolo is both a highly collaborative effort and a true labor of love. Roberts, a self-defined sister, swimmer
Albuquerque-based A Hawk and A Hacksaw began in 2000 in the small town of Saumur, France. Initially a solo vehicle for Neutral Milk Hotel drummer Jeremy Barnes, the main impetus
It’s been more than twenty years since Ohio band Red Wanting Blue first began their long, strange odyssey, and while much has changed for lead singer and tenor guitarist Scott
Buried deep underneath blankets of wooly southern rock, gritty songwriting and soaring odes to lost love, The Mallett Brothers are entrenched in the dense forests, majestic mountains and icy beaches
